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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-19

More may hang upon the course of the repub-
hcan state convention In Ohio with regard to the
proposed resolution approving Senator Sherman's
Presidential aspirations than appears ON the
surface 1t Is said that Mr.. Sherman threatens to
withdraw from next years contest unless the con-
vention endorses him this year. Such step on
his part would materially change the political
conditions throughout the country. The deaths
Of Grant and Arthur leave Sherman about the only
formidable candidate TO go before the national
convention In opposition to Blaine. Many men
who, regarding him as having earned this honor
by his public services, have forced back their own
ambitions, would upon his retirement, step to the
mont and contest the prize. The five or six can
dfdates whose names we now expect to see on the
tally-sheet OF the convention would then swell TO
dozen, considerably obstructing the operations
OF that body, and possibly adding to the number
OF malcontents who would refuse to accept its
arbitrament as final. On the other hand Sher-
mans withdrawal would leave a way open for
Governor Foraker to enter the field Of national
politics-an event which good many long headed
prophets are predicting nowadays, and for which
the Governor himself is by no means unprepared
The news from Toledo will be read with more at
tenton IN all parts OF the country, therefore than
the chronicle OF a state convention has received
for many day.
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DR.. Tanner-not he OF fasting fame, but the
noted Irish home-ruler-has now made 1t pretty
well understood that he does not seek the society
OF tories: that 1t exasperates him to have them
thrust themselves into his company unlimited.
and that when badgered he is apt to lose his tenn
per and become abusive. The language he Is re-
ported 70 have used In the lobby Of the house of
commons last Friday In order to get lid of Mr.
Walter Hume Long was considerably more forcl-
Bile than elegant, and he might properly be re-
ouked by the house for his needless vehemence
The idea, however, Of suspending him from his
functions as law-maker, and leaving his borough
unrepresented In parliament because he allowed
his temper to get the better Of his tongue In pri
vate conversation with fellow-member for whom
ne entertained an undisguised disgust approaches
very near 10 tyranny. IL the outburst had occur.
red within the chambers during session, there
would have been more sense In the talk about sus
pension As it is, there is no excuse for it.
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Truly A BAsaA1s FrAsr
FINE EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEF


Once year our Belfast Manufacturers sssher
together all the Slightly Imperfect Hand. En-
broIdered Handkerchiefs and sends them to N
At . ndicul lousy low price - Q Drive"
This year they have come In the Bargain
Time. and We unhssitatnsly call them the
cheapest lot ever offered in our store.
They include all Handkerchiefs thrown out by
the overseers for the least imperfection, such -
pin-holes in the body Of the linen, errors Of
learners In following the patterns, drawn
threads. mistakes in color. &C.. &c
AZ nne Embroidered Handkerchief are
carried more ~ An oFnament than for use, and
% the imperfeetiohs IN most cases are very
slight, In fact not psreeivAbls while in use, we
think our customers viii be pleased to buy
them at the prices named, L e., Half, and greatly
less than half the price asked By 10 for the same
goods when perfect
We have divided the stock into three lots, as
fohows and have censpicuously displayed them
op center counter in front Of the Handker-
chief Department main floor, front of Cashiers
Desk:
Ladies' Fine Sheer Linen French Hand-em
broldered, Scallopped-edge Handkerchiefs, EN-
broidered In White, Colors and Black. Sold in
perfect goods at Toe, S7jSc., and q.
CHOICE 37,sc. EACH.
LOT 9.
Ladies' Pure White Sheer Linen French
Hsnd-embroidered Scalloped-edge Handker-
chiefs. Hsndsomest styles yet shown this
season in regular goods. Sold in perfect goods
at .12h. S1.25, s1.37H. and s1.5O.
CHOICE, coo. EACH.
LOT 3.
Ladies' White Superine Sheerest-qual of.
Linen French Hand-embroidered Handker-
chiefs, lacy patterns. to inches Deep Sold
in perfect goods ct $3.50, S2.75, %. $3.50. "a,
$3.50, and s5.
CHOICE, poe. EACH.
These 60 on sale Wednesday morning, July
20.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
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There Is volume OF grim satire in the bestowal
OF such name as ''the Christian Home ON AN
institution for hayward boys ike that at Hum
boidt Park, Ill, where they put heavy iron shackles
On the feet OF twelve-year-old lad and feed him
On potatoes and water as long as he behaves him.
self we'll
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1t IL not true, as has been claimed, that the
cleaner generally than under previous contractors
ton, experience, and testimony are worth any
thing the reverse OF this assertion Is true. This,
however. is doubtless due only In part to defective
machinery or inefficient service In the street.
sweeping department. very large proportion OF
the dirt lying upon the streets and the flying dust
complained Of every day by merchants and house.
keepers, as well as by those obliged to be out OF
doors, comes from the wretchedly careless manner
In which those engaged in carting dirt from new
buildings and other excavations are allowed to
perform their work. Here is point where the
supervision and authority OF the District officials
might very properly be exercised. Hardly single
cart engaged In this work is as free from large
cracks and holes as it might be- and where any
are found In decent condition their loads are
usually piled so high that a large portion 1s
shaken over the tail and side boards when the
cart Is In motion. The result IS that nearly every
cart thus engaged leaves q thick trail OF dirt on
the streets from the point where t Is loaded to the
place Of deposit. Now there is no excuse, as there
Is no necessity, for this state OF things 1t Is OBJ
Deryable that loads Of coal In transit are rarely
spilled In large quantities on the streets. The
presumption Is that II dirt from cellars, etc.. were
as valuable as coal, measures would be taken by
those engaged in transporting 1t to prevent its
loss. At all events, the coal business shows that
spilling from carts can be avoided, when desired,
and IL ought therefore to be prevented. Our i'm
preston is that there is already In existence q
regulation to this effect. IL there is 1t ought to
be enforced. II not, one should be framed and put
into operation at once.
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.Hxn. Is THE Man

THAT IS NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO
AND LONGING FOR "soME BotNDIEss
ooNT1oUrTY OF SHADE On FOR ANY
OTHER COOL SPOT.
NOT EVERY ONE CAN FIND II. BUT
EVERY ONE CAN FIND THE NEXT BEST
THING. TO WIT, COMFORTABLE CLOTH
ING.
WHEN A THIN COAT. aENTEEL IN
STYLE AND CUT. CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
Soc. THERE IS LIMLE REASON FOR
ANY ONE TO BE UNCOMFORTABLE
DRESSED.
WHEN A sEERsUcKER COAT CAN BE
HAD FOR s1.5O, OR A HANDSOME NEW
STYLE OF THIN COAT AND VEST FOR 90,
THERE Is LITTLE EXCUSE FOR WEAR
ING WOODEN. AND RIGHT HERE WE
WANT TO EMPHASIZE THE BEAUTY AND
THE QUALITY OF OUR % COATS AND
VESTS.
IN FINE GOODS WE LEAD THE VAN"
IN NO OTHER STORE IN WASHINGTON
CAN YOU FIND 80 MANY FINE THIN
GOODS OF THE NEWEST AND MOST DE-
sIRABLE STYLES.
NEW LOT OF pONaEE SILK COATS AND
VESTS. THESE ARE THE TH1NNEsT
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR TO BE FOUND,
AND THEY ARE AT THE SAME TIME
VERY STRONG AND DURABLE. PANTS
MADE TO MEASURE FROM SAME GOODS
TO 60 WITH COAT AND VEST IF DESIRED.
BEST QUALITIES OF INDIA sEERsUCK-
ERs, IN BLUE AND WHITE OR BUFF AND
WHITE. IN STRIPES OR IN CHECKS. ALL
GRADES OF MoHAIR AND ALPACA
COATS AND VESTS.
E. B. BARNUM CO.,
ty10 931 PENN Ave
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1t Is profitable to be the Medical adviser OF An
imperial family. For two visits to the crowr
prince In Germany and for the directions for his
treatment given from England Dr. Mackenzie
hands In bill for more than thirteen thousand
dollars. Medical attendance upon American SOW
ereigns happily does not come so high.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ErOR RENT-e4O ST. NV, TWO DELIGHTFUL,
door, References exchanged. Nie-2ts
T1OR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
- n &c. Of gas and bath Tor sentemaa % and a.
at 40I st p.w:: bay window in each room: board
desired near Pension Once cars pass ths door
EOR RENT-1322 ST, FIRST FLOOR-PAR-
lor. bedroom diningr room and ktchenI nicely fur
rooms summer rates Csn before or after O'Clock
nor RENT-ROOMS-PARTI SWANTIN0ROOMS
y can md what will suit them on our list Save
St Information free D. kxMEY. jy3 Sw:
EOR RENT THREE UNFINISHED AND TWO
II Furnished Rooms, on second and third floors for
light housekeeping convenient TO three lines of cars
with gas and bath attached. 40 st. NV. ty163t'
EoR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS. SECOND
honsekeePing large; cool: in every particular desir
IOR RENT-FURNIsHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
l. Rooms bay windows In every room: corner house
new south and east front: references required l1Ol
E,OR RENT-1N A DESIRABLE NEIdHBORHoOD
four communicating rooms on second foor suit
able for light housekeeping. Terms moderate, family
small no children Refere1ess Rooms open between
L,OR RENT-172O ST. NV. LARGE. HAND.
Il some communicating Rooms, second floor: board
II desired gentlemen preferred one square west OF
War and Navy Departments. jy6-1Sts
ToR RENT-FURNIsHEp- AND UNPUBLISHED
THE CLINTON HOIST. SO. So ssa' SOC. ses 7th
Street cars pas. the door to ali parts Of the city
OPEN ALL NIGHT. ies-:,m
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EcoR RENT Or SALE-FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
= nlshed-A new House on NJ 81. n. ". Address 500
M st. n. W. It,
EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE l243 9TH ST n. W,
\ between NJ and sta, six rooms hath. cellar and
gas; rent s23. Apply llas 9TH ST. NV jyl9-3t'
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NOR RENT

Il 422 llth ST. s.w. 6r. SlaFst sw Or so5
W ana g..., 90 -3.SS. ST. sw., 6r, W.
oL1 iu Oh n.e, oT., "" -. and r. -1o30
and g...... l6.:30331 NJ ST. sw, Or. water =
ad4 st sw.. or, w.1330 log 9TH st sw.. 6r.w. Ii
GUS Gun ST. sw: Or W 10 40 ST. sw- 10
Oh NJ st. s. W, ir.......... GSi1 ID St sw 1r W 90
I'LL Del. av. s.w., Ar. g. Cor 9th aid { sta Sc
Cor. 4 y and sts. s.w 30 store and dwelling o5
l2O NJ st.s.w. Or. w....1O
jy16-:3t' G. III: PARKER Cor Az and G SITS w
NOR RENT-SlS PER MONTH-NICE sIyROoN
IL frame in Mt. Pleasant gas and water
jy1e-st so6 st NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TNOR RENT-OFF1CE ROOMS-THE ENTIRE
Il third floor of 1919 + St, adjoining sun Building,
from July st. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE. je:0-lm
nor RENT-TwO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER
month, by the year viii paper and paint and thor.
JOHN E. BEALL 4 CO.,
jeT-3m 1921 st. NV.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-ONE OR TWO OR GROOM HOUSES
w in NV. section. small cash down and monthly
payments. Give full particulars relative price and
location Price $4,000 to 81 900. Address TANNER
Il HARMON. Washington, d. c. jyIS-:'t.
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERs-HOUSES
w and Lots in all sections of the city to sell
to responsible parties Any property placed in our
hands will be literally advertised at our expense.
ielS-1ms GREEN CUNNINGHAM. 14O5 st.
XNANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised our ex
pen3e. Rents collected. Estates managed Insurance
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON,
je13 1913 st., Adjoining Sun Building
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y Choice Houses. with all mod. imrs. 225 st ne !;
new double house, rooms. $51: 5l3 spruce ST. lie
l,roit Park. new house. with large lot, SS2 So il9
Mass ave ne. beautiful house 10 rooms and stable
S4Q; 2l2l Boundary ST.. house. 4 rooms, $50;
4i5 Spruce St, lie Drot Park, Groom cottage 81 so
10 9TH ST. ne, rooms aid stable. only SO: lib s
$24. CJAS + RaNTS
jy16-3t SOf; r at NV
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW BoARDERs Will, BE TAKEN AT MEL
Srsss Ms cHkTIEs 4. BRfaGs .s AmisssiIIs, Kappa:
WARRENToN is FILLING UP RAPIDLY WITH
w visitors: have only two rooms lett for those in
sfa ESflfS ss Ssard Apply
w for the balance of the season: large and
Clifton Ron sa County M c
reference-Mr. J. A. Settle, 1911 St NV jy1S-3t
A FEW MORE p3ARpERs CAN BE AccoMMo-
SIX Md o ns se ssas hs
EsF ST. ssse
families r or fares s iaaes 9r Gentlemen address at
Washington. d. c. jyl6-3t.
4 LADY RESIDING NEAR RECTORTOwN, va,
- heaithfnl cool and delightful location, can ac
cUmodate at her home families for the summer.
lie Inducements are roomy house, generous table,
Terms s. per Week ~ half price ior children under
"a years Refers with permission to Hume. CleaY
EXCELLENT BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN
y the mountains Of Va at The Brook ice milk and
A VERY DESIRABLE SUMNER BOARDING
fAh9use. among the mountains of Loudoun County,
+; +, MCCARTHY, Monroe Grove Farm, near Aide ~
OsBUEN HOUSE, LOCATION HIGH AND
sh de; excellent water: dancing room;
able. MRS o. OSBUkN, Snickersville, Louioun Co.,
Va. iyl6-2ts
4 NOUNTRY BOARD.-NEw HOUSE, AIRY ROOMS,
Seytensye grounds. ard beautiful views.
Plenty of Jersey Milk and Butter.
But small number can be taken. Phaeton and pony
can lie had at reasonable rate But ten minutes walk
from depot. Address COLD POINT FARM
Box 30, Clifton Station,
jylG-eo2w' Fairfax County. Va
ETROM THE BOTH OF JULY WE CAN ACCOM-
modlte 20 boarders at home at Chestnut Grove,
Gaithersburp Md: the station large rooms we'll
ventilated: terms, ID. 90 per week. Address n H
DARBY. Gaitnersburg, Md. iyl4-8t.
CLIFTON HOUsE-sHADED GROUNDS AND
~ walks: references, Rev. John Dudley, 937 New
York and Walter E. Lindsay. Esq. 1901 st L.
Address Mrs MARY OILS. Clifton Station, Fair
fax Co., Va. Jyll-lms
GUNNER BOARDING.-MYETLE HALL. HAIR
- per's Ferry, W. Va; greatly improved by large
rustic porches. newly laid out walks. and improved
sla5k plenty of fresh milk, fresh vegetables and
poultry. and all the fruits of the season. Special
attention the feeble and children House open
June = to September 30. Board So to ST per week
Special rates to families.
ie3-2n j. E. BURRELI. Pro,rietor
ss(tOMFORT RETREAT" fNEAR HARpERS
OFerry.) True to name, and all advantages neces-
sary to promote comfort. patronage solicited
pleasure to please. FUN particulars on application
jel jim W. NJ. CLARK Keep Iryst Wash Co Md
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IroR RENT OR sALE-PRETTy COTTAGE
Mountain Lake Park near Oakland. Md; roomst
one level; Also one cottage, room for Store or
dwelling. Inquire Of Dr. ID. of.iN LEIGH lSOO 18Th
81. NV iylp-eo 81
1SoR sALE-FlNE STOCK FARM OF 1873 ACRES
i improved by dwelling, stables. and outhouscs;
p.ents OF running water situated in Nebraska Price
$1,000 for terms appl, TO owner.
IT FRANK DODD. 5th and sts n O.
NOR RENT-CorTAGE-AT CLIFTON, FAIR
lax county, Va rooms partly furnished, srass
ana shade three minutes walk dapot good hnard
bear one hour from Washington. four trains each
way dally. Apply to j. A SETTLE 1871 ST. lyls-3s
Sok RENT-NEw CoTTAGEIN MEI.RosE PARK
HyattsN1lle. Md 23 trains daily stop at station.
Com fare y cents. Apply at aga 9Th St ,yIs-3t
lSOR saloon EASY TERMs-A RARE CHANCE
- Tor suburban property, fine house with Is ROOMS
anu All mod imIs; one Of ground with sne well
water On IT. Corner OF IL TIA and Clifton sta next 10
Ms, NE zen Logans. For further information call at
i-o' ST NV. jy16 Nv
IfoR sALE-loo- ACRE FARM, TWO Mills FROM
n SILVER spring station: in good ondition good 81
iopin npuss win necessary outbuildines been
on lsthtt before. price $4,000. Is acres III small
ose, sa,ne distance price $500. Also. ~ Ares with
vi0.In mousse, = OF mile from Silver Spring price
sx.voo, Inquire OF Agent Silver Spring on address
's io-ot ID r. MASON. Sliro. Md.
kS'eShh o SAl II A. CAkLlN sPRINGs--A HOME FOR
u luo; ~ per month This fine Measure resort in
low Tor sale IN connection with beautiful subdivision
o DuIdlns lots on safe and equitable uperstiyo
piah CiFcaiArs and plat at office of
BAXTER MCGOWAN, Agepts
80, ,,.,-.,,., - 100s-lolO st,
an, MATTHEW TRlMBl.E, Attorney.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"AN EDDY YOUNG MAN PLEASANT FUR
w nished room with home comforts between 2,l
and d and 9th and NJ SITS. NV Address H. II :, Star
Office. IT.
WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG LADIES' ROOM
w and board in small boarding house bet 18th and
! 9TH. and =; terms not to exceed $50 per month.
Address BOARD, Star office. iy1S-2t'
WANTED = FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED
w room, suitable for dental Office. DENTIST. Star
office. iylG-3ts
WANTED ROOMS TO PARTIES HAVING ROOMS
w to rent present advantage to procure tenants
that will save them time trouble, and money. Room
Renting Agency, 9:}S st. d. RAMEY. N15-1w-
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PROPOSALS.
SERG EANT-AT-ARMs' OFFICE, q. s. sENA1
~ WASHINGTON H. C July Il

SERe EANT- ALARMS OFFICE. Z. $, SENATE
- WASHINGTON, ID. C., July l., 1857.
to the Arms tinted States s sna
at NJ be receiysd at this 9thcs until TWELVE
1857, l" supply the United States with fuel
800 pms q. 240 lbs D. more or less a. may be ~
CURED Tor the ending June so. 1870. the best
White sh Lee, egg sire Coal well screened and free
The ,uits filed with Coal and Wood on or be-
fore the 18th day November 1885, and the baiancs
required TO be put IN called tor.
Also, 80 Tons lied Ash Stove Coal to be delivered 1t
such times aud places ~ may be required
,e d. Sofds best clear sprnse Pine Wood i'm 4fcet
The wood must DE clear bright well seasoned. and
upon the same terms il required for the fiscal year
I'll. Inc COZ and wood 90 Dc lnspected weighed.
the expen sc Of the contractor
Capitol. unless otherwise ordered
tyls-1t sergeant-at- Arms. q. & senata
1pRoPosALs FOR A HIGHWAY BRIDGE
2l36 Pennsylvania avenue \. W.,
WASHINGTON. ID. e., July IL. 1887.
ts ss oe E TaE II M e n S q 4
SIXTEEN. 1851 TOR building I'M a HisswaS Bridge
across the Eastern Branch Poomsc River the
sIecihesrons and al necessary information win b
jyi4-6t PKTZR Q HAMS. Lieut.. Col Of Engineer.
Us WAsBIsGTos, ID. c., July IA, 1887.
Proposals for Fuel for Botanic Garden Tor the fiscal
Year ending june 30 lSsS, will be received the
stice Of the superintendent until l2 M Friday july
20, 1887.
fariicuis as to character and quantity desired CD
be obtained upon application ut Office.
Nm. r. SMITH,
jy1o-2awzt Supt Botanic Garden,
DRoPOSALs FOR COAL
kEfoRM SCHOOL OF THE ID. c.,
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received by my Office
Glover building, 141y street northwest. up 10
NOON Of WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTIETH, 1857,
for 5 5he dsliyFs RE, e ss f Eaa ssasp Of
$50 White Ash Range Coal, stove size. more O.
less.
30 tons Cumberland Coal more or less.
All ~ of the best quality, free from slate and
other impurities 10 be delivered Quantities aud
at such times may be directed by the suIeripteud-
ent of school To weigh 2.240 pounds to the ton
of 20 cents ton " inspector and wesier a
Proposals IN ist be indorsed Proposals for Coal
Right ~ reject bids waive defects IN reserved
ALEX J. FALLS
jy13-dtd President Board " TrtstSos
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PxxrARAronr To ES1ancrss

PRxrAaArORr To ENHANCING.
Within few weeks we shall lose. owing to
tns taxing down Of west wall. great deal of the
counter and shelf room now have. Aswe
have not had since the opening of the store
half room enough. it does not require much
calculation to show that our stock must be re-
ducsd to less than half its present size. there
fore sweeping reductions viii be made through.
out the entire stock. thus Offering purchasers
such an opportunity we think never before
occurred, inasmUch as our stock is rot the accr-
mutation Of years, but Is entirely new and fresh.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
V14 434 SEVENTH STREET
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fleasant home pike, convenient to Silver Sprin9
anu fehwick stations rooms and pantry front side
an rear Orches, select growing III lde choice
fruit and flowers. barn. Sc. beautiful site; $4,000
For Beautiful place of 10 acres above Presi-
and healthy; $500.
FOR sale-fhAt beautiful place 81 l3h acres d
miles from Alexandria. good dwellin splendid
water, barll outbuildlnls, all cony.niences 2 400
lear tres best varieties and other fruits soil rich;
fence; TO immediate purchaser s4.5OO
Wanted 70 trade for city property farm OF lbs
acres; buildings, NUT &c.. Netr, putan Branch
=. q o. X r. near Randolph stnti5p: will sssun,S
difference. If any. ~
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REMNANTS Go TINS Wee.
". W. BUHDETTE L co.

W. W. BUHDETTE CO.
WIN retire from business In few days. and this week
they will offer $4,000 worth Of Remnants, Odds and
Ends of Every Description, at 4 their value.
The balance of their immense stock will be sold at
less than prime cost
Below samples Of reductions we viii mako 10 close
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
NOR RENT-wORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
IL builder, carpenter, painter, other business;
formerly occupied by Mr. F. W. Pilling; of 923
ST. between 9th and 10th sts NV. and near sidewalk
Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. je10-2m
ITOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-wRITING."
Machines rented at 50 per month and sold ON
monthly payments
my4-:sln "CALIGRAPH OFFICE" e33 st. NV.
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WANTED-LOTS.

ANTED-5,OOO TO 10000 FEET OF GROUND
w northwest must be cheap. Address, with loca-
ton and price, A. L., Star office. jyl6-3ts
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w I'm I EO-CIl q a HUNS,
WANTED-A THOROUGH DOUBLE ENTRY
" Bookkeeper with experience and general knowi-
edge OF business Is open to engagement gCod ref.
ereuces. Address BOOKkEEPER, Star Office iy19-2ts
WANTED-A SITUATION BY PRACTICAL
w machinist and engineer of thirteen years exre-
rlence: Woodworking machinery a specially. Address
r. N. BEST. 9th and SITS, Room ID Riley Building.
WANTED If YOC NEED COOK, MAID
w Nurse, Semi Der Honseworker, Men Cooks,
Walters Buffers, Drivers Farm Garden and Dairy, go
to NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU. 6l3 7th ST. NV
jy1S-6ts
INTERPRETATIONS FOR COOKS CHAM
w berniads, housekeepers, nurses, seanstresses.
drivers walters clerks in families, stores hotels
City, country, and resorts. BUkNHAMS Employment
Headquarters, 630-632 st. NV jyltj-6ts
WANTED AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
W for cooks, Chambermaids. Waitress. Laulldress.
men. Buffers, and Wallets COOMBS 4 BURGESS
jyl4-6t'
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IrOR RENT-A BROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
i summer Kitchen large back yard, coal shed mod
imp Good location. Cars pass the door. 2l7 q St
NV. Key next door tyl6-:,t